This coaching is not right.

After confirming that Shibata had recovered sufficiently, Ando gently released him.

Next, it was her turn to go on stage.

She turned to face Shibata, her eyes resolute, and said, "I'm going to go on stage to compete."

Shibata looked at Ando, ​​still worried, but he knew she was prepared. He earnestly instructed her, "Ando, ​​be careful. Oni-tou can unleash his power; his attacks are extremely fierce."

Ando smiled gently, her eyes sparkling with confidence. She waved her small fist and said easily, "I can do it too!"

Shibata knew Ando was joking to cheer him up and ease his tension, so he laughed too, but still reminded him again, "Be careful."

Although Ando was full of confidence, she was well aware of her weaknesses.

Her true strength is insufficient to confront Kito Hayabusa head-on, so she must cleverly utilize her "body control" ability.

Therefore, she focused her superpowers primarily on her legs, using astonishing speed and agility to maneuver and move around the ring, avoiding direct confrontation with Kito Hayabusa while looking for opportunities to launch surprise attacks.

At first, Kito Hayabusa tried to catch Ando's movements, but quickly realized that her strength was not enough to pose a real threat to him.

Therefore, he simply adjusted his tactics, deciding to abandon the initiative to attack and instead focus on defending vital areas, allowing Ando to launch attacks.

Ando had been waiting for this opportunity. She had been accumulating strength, preparing to deliver a fatal blow to Kito Hayabusa at the perfect moment.

When she saw that Kito Hayabusa had relaxed his guard, she immediately concentrated all her strength in one hand, and suddenly burst out, throwing a punch at Kito Hayabusa.

For the second time, Kito Hayabusa suffered a loss due to his carelessness; Ando's punch did indeed make him feel the shock. But he did not back down because of this; instead, he ignored the discomfort at the spot where he was hit and quickly grabbed Ando.

Although Ando could control her body, her ability to adjust her strength wasn't fast enough to escape Kito Hayabusa's grasp in an instant. Shibata, watching from below the stage, felt his heart leap into his throat. He knew that once Ando was caught by Kito Hayabusa, she would have little chance of escape.

"Surrender!" Shibata shouted anxiously. According to the competition rules, classmates could surrender on behalf of the contestant if they judged the contestant on stage to have lost. Once the surrender was declared, the result could not be changed, even if the contestant on stage still had a fighting chance; they had to accept the judgment of the classmates in the audience.

Upon hearing Shibata's shout, the referee immediately signaled for the match to stop. Although Kito Hayabusa had already grabbed Ando, ​​he had to abide by the rules of the match and let go.

After being released, Ando was somewhat unwilling, but she knew that Shibata's judgment was correct. Her strength was indeed inferior to Kito Hayabusa's, and if the match continued, she might suffer even more serious injuries.

The students from Class B gathered around, some comforting Ando, ​​others praising Shibata's decisive action. Although they hadn't won the game, they knew that protecting their teammates was the most important thing.

Kito Hayabusa stood on the ring, a hint of respect in his eyes. He knew Ando was a formidable opponent; her wit and supernatural abilities had nearly cost him dearly. He nodded to Ando, ​​acknowledging her respect.

But the match must continue, and Makoto Sumida, the last challenger from Class B, has stepped into the ring.

His eyes were firm, his steps were steady, and his whole body exuded an unshakable aura.

As Kito Hayabusa watched Sumida Makoto go on stage, a hint of seriousness appeared in his eyes.

Makoto Sumida's ability is the most obvious. Class A's intelligence had already discovered that Makoto Sumida's ability is a body of steel, and dealing with such an ability would be quite troublesome.

As soon as the signal to start the match was given, Makoto Sumida immediately activated his supernatural ability.

His skin began to harden like steel, his muscle lines became more defined, and he seemed to transform into a steel statue. Instead of dodging, he launched a direct attack on the Oni-headed Falcon.

Not to be outdone, Kito Hayabusa unleashed his power in an instant, slamming his fists at Sumida Makoto like heavy hammers.

Makoto Sumida withstood Oni's attacks with his steel-like body, each impact producing a dull thud on the ring. His face showed no pain, but rather determination and resolve.

While enduring the attacks, Makoto Sumida was also looking for an opportunity to counterattack. His fists were equally heavy, each strike accompanied by a whooshing sound.

Kito Hayabusa had to take this seriously, and he began to be more careful in his avoidance and defense, while also searching for Makoto Sumida's weaknesses.

The fight between the two quickly escalated to a fever pitch. The exchanges of fists and feet were intense and rapid, each collision resounding like the clash of metal. The audience watched with bated breath, completely captivated by this contest of strength.

Makoto Sumida's steel-like body allowed him to hold his own in the fight, but Hayabusa Kito's strength was equally astonishing. Their battle resembled a never-ending tug-of-war, with both searching for the other's weakness in an attempt to deliver a fatal blow.

As the competition progressed, Kito Hayabusa did indeed begin to show signs of exhaustion.

Even with his abundant stamina, he felt the pressure from the challenge of three consecutive attackers from Class B.

Sweat streamed down his forehead, and his breathing became more rapid. His steps were no longer as steady as at the start of the match, and the speed and power of his punches had decreased.